[General] indeed helpful

[deep05786]

I shared video on my facebook profile and i found this is very helpful in troubles

I used tag line "indeed helpful" so would like to confirm is this correct form of using indeed helpful or indeed useful

Looking forward to your reply

 

[MikeNewYork]

Re: Help for grammer

I am not sure what you are trying to say.

 

[tedmc]

Re: Help for grammer

What is "tagline" for and how is it related to your sharing video on your Facebook profile? How does sharing video help you when you have trouble?
Helpful and useful mean the same thing.

not a teacher

 

[Rover_KE]

Re: Help for grammer

Welcome to the forum, deep.

Please note that I have changed the title of your OP for the following reason:

'Thread titles should include all or part of the word/phrase being discussed.'(Posting Guidelines)

Also, you spelt 'grammar' wrong.

 

[deep05786]

Re: Help for grammer

I wanted to ask "helpful indeed" is correct form of using the sentence or "indeed helpful" or either way sounds same..

 

[deep05786]

Re: Help for grammer

"i am not in trouble" the video is all about demonstrating the quick measures you can take while you are in trouble and I shared on my wall to tell people its really or "indeed helpful". Therefore, I am confused shall i mention "indeed helpful or indeed useful or useful indeed or helpful indeed" how, where we can use indeed ???

I hope, now it's clear !!

 

[emsr2d2]

Re: Help for grammer

I wanted to ask if "helpful indeed" or "indeed helpful" is the correct form of [STRIKE]using[/STRIKE] the sentence [STRIKE]or "indeed helpful"[/STRIKE] or if both work. [STRIKE]either way sounds same..[/STRIKE]

The video, "I am not in trouble", [STRIKE]the video[/STRIKE] is all about demonstrating the quick measures you can take while you are in trouble and I shared it on my wall to tell people that it's "really helpful" or "indeed helpful". Therefore, I am confused. [STRIKE]shall[/STRIKE] Should I [STRIKE]mention[/STRIKE] use "indeed helpful: or "indeed useful" or "useful indeed" or "helpful indeed". How and where [STRIKE]we[/STRIKE] can we use "indeed"? [STRIKE]???[/STRIKE]

I hope (no comma here) [STRIKE]now[/STRIKE] it's now clear. [STRIKE]!![/STRIKE]

You are making it too complicated. Just tell your online friends that the video is "very useful". You seem to think that "indeed" is an alternative to "very". It's not.

Please see my corrections above in red. Note that "indeed helpful" or any variation thereof is not a complete sentence.

 

[deep05786]

Re: Help for grammer

Thanks Sir, I am new to this forum and found very useful. I hope with all your support, my english skills will definitely improve.

 

[tedmc]

Re: Help for grammer

Thanks [STRIKE]Sir[/STRIKE] . I am new to this forum and[STRIKE] found [/STRIKE] find it very useful. I hope with all your support, my English skills will [STRIKE]definitely [/STRIKE]improve.

not a teacher